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tutorial-systems skill

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This skill guides new users through onboarding and hints to accelerate learning and productive setup in tutorials.

npx playbooks add skill a5c-ai/babysitter --skill tutorial-systems

Review the files below or copy the command above to add this skill to your agents.

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---
name: tutorial-systems
description: Tutorial skill for hints and onboarding.
allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Write, Bash, Edit, Glob, WebFetch
---

# Tutorial Systems Skill

Player onboarding systems.

Overview

This skill provides a compact tutorial and onboarding system for agent-driven development workflows. It supplies contextual hints, step-by-step onboarding flows, and lightweight guidance to help users learn and adopt automated orchestration patterns. Designed to integrate with babysitter-style orchestration, it focuses on clarity, resumability, and trustworthiness.

How this skill works

The skill exposes modular tutorial flows that present progressive hints and checkpoints as users interact with an agentic workflow. It watches execution state and offers targeted tips or next steps when tasks stall or when users request help. Flows are deterministic and resumable so users can pause and return without losing context.

When to use it

  • Introduce new users to agentic orchestration or babysitter-managed workflows.
  • Provide in-context hints during complex multi-step automation or development tasks.
  • Onboard team members to reliable, resumable workflow patterns.
  • Assist in debugging or recovering stalled automated runs with step guidance.
  • Offer progressive learning inside developer tools or demo sandboxes.

Best practices

  • Keep tutorial steps short and actionable, focusing on one concept per step.
  • Detect and adapt to user progress; avoid repeating resolved guidance.
  • Expose checkpoints so users can pause and resume without losing state.
  • Provide both brief hints and an optional deeper explanation for each step.
  • Log tutorial interactions to improve flow coverage and measure effectiveness.

Example use cases

  • Walk a new developer through setting up a resumable orchestration for CI/CD tasks.
  • Guide a user through composing multi-agent workflows and safe handoffs.
  • Offer real-time suggestions when an automated job enters an unexpected state.
  • Demo babysitter orchestration features in a hands-on sandbox for training.
  • Help teams adopt trustworthy automation by explaining rollback and recovery steps.

FAQ

Can users skip steps and resume later?

Yes. Flows support checkpoints and deterministic state so users can skip ahead or pause and resume without losing context.

Does the skill interfere with agent execution?

No. It observes state and offers non-intrusive guidance. It does not alter core orchestration logic unless explicitly configured to do so.